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Gaelic Blessing
Deep peace of the running wave to you
Deep peace of the flowing air to you
Deep peace of the quiet earth to you
Deep peace of the shining stars to you
Deep peace of the gentle night to you
Moon and stars pour their healing light on you
Deep peace to you
Deep peace to you

The Great Invocation
(brought through by Alice Bailey)
From the point of Light within the Mind of God
Let light stream forth in the hands of men.
Let Light descend on Earth.

From the point of Love within the Heart of God
Let love stream forth into the hearts of men
May Christ return to Earth.

From the centre where the Will of God is known
Let purpose guide the little wills of men
The purpose which the Masters know and serve

From the centre which we call the race of men
Let the Plan of Love and Light work out
And may it seal the door where evil dwells.

Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.


St Germain
He was said to have lived in the same body for 350 years without aging during his incarnation on earth.
He always had tremendous wealth and no noticeable way that he was earning it, so it was said that he could make gold.
Because of this he was also known as the alchemist.
He gave us the Silver Violet Flame of Transmutation.
He works very much with violet and can often be seen surrounded by that colour.

I AM the Silver Violet Flame
I AM the Flame of Mercy
I AM the Flame of Joy
I AM the Flame of Transmutation
I AM St Germain
I AM Archangel Zadkiel


This is a picture of Saint Germain, my Ascended Master.

Siberian at Whipsnade Zoo

Tigger
I have always adored animals. We used to live in Kenya, Nairobi, there for about four and a half years, this was in the '60s. Nairobi Game Park was right on our doorstep. We used to love visiting the Park early, early in the morning, well when it was open to the public, of course, and experience the magic of the bush. Amboseli and Tsavo Game Parks were also firm favourites of ours, but having this Park so close to home was enthralling!!!

You would always know if something big was happening when cars started to form circles, usually a lion kill, or just the pride snoozing after a night kill.

I have always wanted to be a vet but only have "O" levels not the requisite "A" levels. However while living in Portugal, Lisbon, I did a secretarial course. Anyway to cut a long story short I just phoned up the Zoological Society of London one day to see if they had any posts open. You must understand that ZSL is not funded by the Government in any way at all, so the only money that comes in is through the gates from the public. It is open every single day, except,Christmas Day.

There was an opening in the Library. Well, at least I could get my foot in!! Awe inspiring books, some very, very old and under lock and key as you can imagine. I was only there for a few months when a vacancy arose at the Animal Hospital. Went along for an interview which was successful. My responsibilities were Secretarial/Personal Assistant. I adored working there.

Have you ever heard of Whipsnade Zoo?? This is a sister Zoo in Bedfordshire. So, to continue the story of Tigger. A female Sumatran had given birth to four cubs at Whipsnade. There were complications, fading syndrome, and the dam not producing enough milk. It was decided that Whipsnade were to keep two of the cubs and the other two we would have, better chance of survival. The two cubs at Whipsnade died, and sadly one of ours died, which left one surviving cub. This was Tigger !!!

Well it was love at first sight. I used to have her in my office, and she used to lie under my desk!!! When friends used to phone and ask what sort of a day I was having, you can imagine how the conversation went!! You know even when she was about four months of age, and she would "bat" me with her paws, she always kept her nails in.

ZSL's big cat house was built in Victorian times. Sadly the typical big cages where the big cats would pace up and down. A new cat enclosure, with moats, was being built and the Queen was scheduled to open it. Tigger was to be filmed being released into this new cat enclosure.

Until this happened she was kept in a run on her own. I had come out here to South Africa on a holiday in 1975, and decided to immigrate here. Various reasons made me decide on this, but the most important one was that I was not working with animals 24/7. I will always remember my boss, the vet at ZSL saying, "Jane please don't like South Africa we need you here" but I had made my mind up.

I left ZSL in 1976 and my mates organised a farewell party for me at ZSL. I wanted to say goodbye to Tigger, and went to see the head keeper. Tigger was six weeks when she came to us, and now she was 18 months of age. Anyway, she was as I say in her run and she was lying down at the back. I went up to the wired run and knelt down on the ground and mimicked the call a dam calls to her cub. Well, she pricked her ears up, and you could see the cogs and wheels turning around in her mind, and then she realised it was me and came charging over to me rubbing up and down with me also rubbing and caressing her. I was crying for joy, I could not believe what was happening. The keeper said "Bloody hell, she has not been out all the time she has been here" you see he did not believe that Tigger would remember me, and I said "I told you that I knew her from when she was six weeks old."

I end my story of Tigger, and bless all the creatures of the animal kingdom. What wonderful teachers they are, and how fortunate we are to have them living along side us.

"Sab sher sukhi ho"
This is Hindi for "May all tigers be blessed"
thank you, Kavita, for the translation.

My husband, Stephen, and I